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Real Conversations.
Real Healing.
Real Change.
What to Expect
Robert Fulford offers powerful, heartfelt and honest speaking experiences that feel less like a keynote and more like an honest, transformative conversation.
Best delivered as an interview-style discussion, Robert speaks candidly about:
his childhood trauma
his addiction
his late-in-life faith journey
his life-changing experience with ayahuasca
the long road to emotional and spiritual healing.
His format invites authenticity — making audiences feel safe enough to confront their own stories.
This is not performance. If you read, Normal Human Beings, this is raw, real vulnerability that not many men have experience hearing.
It’s permission to not be ok. Not be perfect. Permission to be honest about your journey navigating the confines of your past and what lives in your head.
Each talk is custom for your audience interests.
Invite the Conversation
It’s a dangerous myth that high-functioning people are fine.
Robert’s story reminds audiences that survival is not the same as healing — and that transformation begins when we tell the truth.
If your organization values honest dialogue, depth over performance, and conversations that move people toward real change, Robert would be honored to join you.
❋ Mental Health Conferences & Therapist SeminarsRobert’s discussion focuses on how his healing actually happened — and how multiple forces worked together:
Traditional therapy and the slow dismantling of survival narratives
The stabilizing and confronting power of faith
The love of his wife who wrote the book with him
The catalytic, clarifying experience of ayahuasca within a structured retreat setting
He does not position one modality as “the answer.”
He speaks to the integration of all of them.
Robert describes:
The lies formed in childhood that governed adult behavior
The hidden rage that coexisted with external success
The tension between achievement and authenticity
The experience of revisiting childhood memories with new emotional clarity
What forgiveness felt like — not conceptually, but physiologically
The integration work required after intense breakthrough moments
When discussing ayahuasca, he focuses on lived impact — memory clarification, emotional processing, and forgiveness — not mysticism or spectacle. He addresses what shifted internally and what required continued work afterward.
Churches & Faith-Based EventsRobert speaks openly about the intersection of trauma, identity, and Christianity — including the ways faith can both heal and be misunderstood in recovery journeys.
His testimony addresses:
Performance-driven spirituality
Shame and religious identity
Surrender vs. self-reliance
Rebuilding faith after collapse
This format works especially well as a fireside-style moderated conversation followed by audience Q&A
Executive Leadership & High-Performance AudiencesFor organizations navigating burnout, high-pressure performance cultures, or identity collapse after success, Robert brings rare credibility. As a former high-achiever driven by external validation, he understands the hidden cost of relentless ambition.
Topics include:
The approval addiction
Success as self-medication
Emotional avoidance in leadership
Rebuilding identity beyond achievement
Recovery & Addiction ForumsRobert discusses substance use not as spectacle but as survival strategy — a coping mechanism that once worked until it didn’t.
The psychology behind drug use
Emotional numbing and achievement
The illusion of control
What sustainable recovery truly requires
Retreats & Transformational ExperiencesRobert is especially well-suited for immersive retreat environments such as Rythmia or trauma-informed healing centers.
In these settings, his interview format:
Deepens integration work
Normalizes emotional breakthroughs
Models vulnerability for men
Encourages courageous self-examination
His presence complements therapeutic programming without replacing it.
Reconnect with your body and mind as you escape the noise of everyday life.